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Remember a Charity Week
In support of Remember a Charity Week, we are offering free Will review calls to anyone who has a Will in place but is unsure if it still works and meets their needs.
Penn Chambers
Jul 212 min read
Why Having a Valid Will Matters
Choosing to delay writing your Will is common. After all, few of us like to think about death. But postponing this decision can leave your estate and loved ones vulnerable to unintended consequences.
Penn Chambers
Jul 13 min read
Penn Chambers Diversity Data 2025
2025 Diversity Data summary. We are proud of our inclusive culture, and we are always learning, always growing.
Penn Chambers
Jul 12 min read
Advanced Decisions vs. Lasting Powers of Attorney (Health & Welfare)
Whilst many are living longer lives, this does not necessarily mean that they are healthier lives.
It is therefore becoming increasingly common for people to put in place plans for future medical care.
Penn Chambers
Jun 242 min read
Penn Chambers’ Discretionary Dispatch
Welcome to the latest edition of Penn Chambers’ Discretionary Dispatch, our carefully curated newsletter bringing you insightful updates, practical advice, and key news from Penn Chambers Solicitors and across the Penn Group.
Penn Chambers
Jun 245 min read
Welcoming Emma Lee – Our New Head of the Dispute Resolution
We are proud to announce the arrival of Emma Lee at Penn Chambers Solicitors, joining us as Head of Dispute Resolution at Partner level.
Penn Chambers
Jun 21 min read
How to Legally Reduce Inheritance Tax in the UK
Inheritance Tax (IHT) can take a significant chunk out of your estate when you pass away, reducing the amount of wealth you leave behind...
Penn Chambers
Mar 184 min read
What is Parental Alienation?
Parental alienation is a term to describe behaviours where one parent expresses an outgoing pattern of negative attitudes and...
Penn Chambers
Feb 172 min read
What is parental responsibility?
Parental responsibility is defined under s3(1) Children Act 1989 as being: all the rights, duties, powers, responsibilities and authority...
Penn Chambers
Feb 74 min read
Helpful Resources
Explore our helpful resources designed to simplify legal matters. Access our helpful resources and templates for guidance and clarity today.
Penn Chambers
Jan 251 min read
Storing Your Important Documents
Your original Will is your only legally valid Will, and it must be stored securely. If it is damaged or lost, there is a risk it could be...
Penn Chambers
Jan 201 min read
All You Need to Know About MIAM
The first meeting with a mediator is often called a Mediation Information & Assessment Meeting or MIAM.
Penn Chambers
Jan 142 min read
A Thoughtful Gift This Christmas: Gift a Will
A Will might not be the first thing that comes to mind as a gift, but it is a powerful and thoughtful gesture that provides peace of mind...
Penn Chambers
Dec 18, 20242 min read
Paternity Fraud in the UK
Navigating the complexities of paternity fraud requires legal expertise. At Penn Chambers, our specialist family lawyers offer support...
Penn Chambers
May 17, 20242 min read
Dying Matters Awareness Week 2024 | Telephone Probate Clinic
Going through bereavement is undoubtedly a challenging and emotional journey. We understand this, and we are here to help you navigate...
Penn Chambers
Apr 25, 20241 min read
Understanding Debt in Estate Management: Executors' Responsibilities and Risks
Our clients have often inquired about what happens to their debt after they pass away. The answer is straightforward: debts are...
Penn Chambers
Apr 25, 20241 min read
Live at BBC Radio London
Tune in to the Eddie Nestor MBE show on BBC Radio London today at 11 am to hear Shak Inayat...
Penn Chambers
Nov 1, 20231 min read
Are You A Common Law Spouse?
In the medieval period in the United Kingdom, it was not unusual for two people to live together and declare that they were “married”...
Penn Chambers
Sep 14, 20232 min read
Rules of Intestacy, Order of Priority
Emma Aslett on the rules of intestacy and order of priority.
Rules of intestacy come into effect when a person passes away without a Will.
Penn Chambers
Aug 15, 20232 min read
Wills & Probate | Business Wills – Limited Company
A Business Will is like a “normal” Will, as mentioned above, but the difference is that it deals specifically with what should happen to you
Penn Chambers
Jul 18, 20233 min read
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